Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-02
NEWS NOTES.

concert tonight at the First Baptist
Church.
There are four nice new cottages going
up on Buena Vista street, back of the
new depot.
A Germania Legion Of Select Knights
A. o. U. w. will be instituted in A. o.
u. w. Hall next Monday evening.
The grand annual masquerade ball OF
the Turnverein Germania will take place
on Saturday evening, February 18th.
The Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
arrived yesterday at about 3P. NJ. The
names appeared in the HERALD some
days ago.
Messrs. Atherton & Bell appear in the
advertising columns of the HERALD to.
day. They have house-renting agency.
See their card.
Jose Preciado, who stole ne wspaper
from little boy on Commercial street
ON Monday night whilst drunk. has been
let off with IS fine.
Johuny Craig. formerly yardmaster
for the S. P. Co. in this city, is now on
the Isthmus OF Panama in the employ of
the railroad company.
Robert Sterrett, of Pomona, has been
arrested on the complaint Of Fred Fintel
on the charge of being a lunatic. He
has been placed in the County Jail and
will be examined to-day.
J. M. Eldridge. of Pasadena. reports
that lady's side saddle, with blue
trimming, red side girth and plain
snaifis bride, were yesterday stolen from
him.
DR.. Sinsabaugh left his horse and
buggy standing in front of Downey
block yesterday morning, and big
wagon. ran into it, smashing one of the
wheels.
Deputy Sheriff Terrence Coouey yes.
terday went north with Elmendorf, in
sane, who goes to Stockton, and Hub.
bard and Lawlor, who 60 to the peni.
tentiary for burglary.
Thos. R. Hayes has sold to DR.. r. X.
James aud B. w. Bates thirteen acres on
the corner of Villa Street and Lake
avenue, Pasadena, for $4,000. This
property cost Hayes 81 200.
Constable Smith. OF the City Justice
Court, goes to San Pedro to-day with a
batch of five hoodlums who have been
committed to the San Francisco Boys
and Girls Aid Society from this city.
G. Ehrenfsld has sold his lot on the
corner of Fair Oaks Avenue ana Kansas
streets, Pasadena, for nearly $4,000
cash. Mr.. Ehrenfeld paid S575 for his
property little over two years ago.
j. J. Lee, the man who got robbed
short time ego of gold watch whilst
drunk, has been ordered to the Cou nty
Hospital for two weeks, to recover from
the effects of the abuse of stimulants.
Chas. Bennit, who lives at Ballade's
Hotel. corner of Also and Alameda a
streets, mourns the loss of black over
coat and black jacket, tailor made,
which were stolen out of his room yes
tsrday.
Col. J. Banbury applied for street
car franchise in Pomona. Later Messrs.
Thomas and Dreher, of Pomona, asked
for franchise over the same route and
Col. Banbury stepped aside rather than
delay matters.
The Seventh Infantry, N. G. c. last
night elected the following Off GERS:
President, 8. Bradley; president.
w. G. Stone; secretary. ]. M. Medlar;
board of directors. E. B. Kinne, Chas.
Doaster, Henry Foss.
The people of Ontario. Pomona, Pasa-
dena, San Gabriel and other adjacent
towns are trying to make arrangements
for special trains to run for the occasion
OF the Caledonia Clubs celebration of
the Robert Burns anniversary.
w. G. Harvey, dude Englishman,
was found stupidity drunk, hanging on to
the fence of q house OF prostitution,
yesterday morning at 2:30, by Officer Lit.
tie. Harvey was very abusive and violent
and the Mayor fined him $50, in default of
which the dude languisheth behind the
bars.
A carload of ostriehes arrived here
yesterday attached to the west.bound
passenger train. They were taken
through the streets in a wagon later in
the afternoon. They are destined for
Warrington Gardens, which are to be
made pleasure resort.
The trial of Diego Lopez for forgery,
In Department. one of the Superior
Court yesterday resulted again in the non.
agreement OF the jury. Ten jurors were
for conviction and two for acquittal.
Lopez will be tried to-day on another
.aharge of forgery in the same court.
Ramona is the topmost crest OF the
wave in the big boom. The s. p. Co.
bought five solid blocks for railroad uses.
Over 300 lots have been sold. The
tracts adjoining sell readily at $500 to
$3.50 per acre. There are scarcely fifty
lots left unsold in the townsite, which
was put on the market only sixty days
ago.
Joseph Kessler yesterday afternoon
used opprobrious language towards A.
Strong, a colored man, on Hewitt street.
Strong called in the aid of Officer
Arguello and Kessler still continuing to
indulge in bad language. was locked up
by the officer. Kessler was released
upon depositing $50.
The purchasers Of the San Gabriel
!, Valley railroad are reported as intend
ing to put down heavier rails and change
the route, starting at a point east of
Lincoln Park and going through the
hills over the original survey made, thus
avoiding the two trussle bridges between
Liucoln Park and Los Angeles.
Those wishing to attend the celebra-
ton OF the laying of the Los Angeles
University corner stone tomorrow
should take the one.horse car railroad
that runs from East Los Angeles to